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    Ethical Principles

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    Introduction Ethical principles in research underscore the requirements that ought to be fulfilled in the course of conducting research (Committee on Science, Engineering, and Public Policy, National Academy of, 2009, p. 12). Most of these principles revolve around the element of integrity, trust, validity, reliability, and welfare. Therefore, the underlying processes of research ought to ensure that ethical frameworks are developed to guarantee the total adherence of established standards.…

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    France in permanent fear. The reign of terror was yet another event that could have been prevent if there were a King. The Reign of terror was mainly started by the Committee of Public Safety, in which Robes Pierre was a big part. Their objective was to prevent people from going against the revolution. People eventually last the right to public trial and any form of legal assistance, which lead to the execution of many people. Last but not least, the thermidorian reaction. Some may argue the…

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    manufacturing became easier and people started to work in factories and use machines to produce goods instead of it being handmade. However, the Industrial Revolution presented a major problem of pollution, to solve this environmental problem the Public Health Act of 1875 and the Smoke Nuisance Abatement Act of 1853 had been passed. As the mechanized machines produced products, they were using coal,…

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    Brackel & Cavanaugh, 2000 in Wayne). These institution-based approaches were unsuccessful in fully addressing the public’s concerns and safety.…

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    brain damage, the tobacco industry and NFL will attempt to falsify the claims without proper evidence. The process by which the industries attempt to falsify the claims lacks in reliability and does not make clear the effects of the products to the public. Industries should be reevaluating their products to figure out whether or not the products are actually harmful. For better evaluations of the products, intergovernmental organizations--like the United Nations Organization--should…

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    The Federal Reserve System, the main group who control the money supply in the United States. The Federal Reserve consists of 12 Federal Reserve district banks with 25 branches. The Federal Reserve System is the central banker for the nation and provides banking services to commercial banks, the federal government, and other financial institutions. They also regulate, supervise and is responsible for policies concerning money. The president and congress consult with the Federal Reserve System to…

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    Bullying In The Workplace

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    their business.9 It can lead directly to absenteeism, lower productivity through ‘presenteeism’ or time spent conducting investigations,10 WorkCover claims (resulting in higher insurance premiums) and sanctions or damages awards from work health and safety regulators and courts. There are also more indirect costs to a business such as hiring and training of new employees when someone resigns because of bullying (perceived or actual).11 The bottom line is that workplace bullying can shift…

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    where is the line drawn in order to keep everything fair? In Lois Lowry’s The Giver, the main character Jonas lives in a world controlled by The Committee of Elders. Though the government aims to promote sameness in their community and rid the people of harmful feelings the committee is abusing their power and taking away the society’s free will. The Committee of Elders actions exemplify the contemporary anxiety that comes from being oppressed by a totalitarian government through acts such as…

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    determines whether other factors beyond the nurse’s control may have contributed to any deficiency in nursing care. If external factors are found, this information is communicated to the Patient Safety Committee or Interdisciplinary…

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    to make process on sustainability throughout its campus. The focused area they committed on are building, energy, transportation and water. Finding and Discussion Building First of all, the campus committee a Building Focused Team to lead cooperation between academic staff, students and the public. Majority of the academic activities and sports take place inside of buildings such as classrooms, auditoriums, engineering labs as well as stadiums. In order to build a green campus, the team works…

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